Content by tag : discrimination
Sixteen former UberEats delivery drivers are taking legal action against the Belgian branch of the American mega-corporation with support from the CSC, the Égaliberté foundation, the Centre d'Info
A Brussels youth hostel run by the Flemish hostel association Hi Flanders turned away an Israeli tourist, according to the Centre for Jewish Information and Documentation (JID), a non-profit organ
Brussels' Labour Court has dismissed a legal claim brought by the Centre d'action Laïque regarding the wearing of religious symbols by staff of the city's public transport operator Stib, upholding
Political parties Ecolo, Les Engagés and PS are denouncing what they describe as the “institutional racism” of the Brussels-Midi police force following an investigative report from RTBF.
A Belgian company has been convicted for terminating the employment of a woman after she had an abortion – a first for Belgium, according to the Institute for the Equality of Women and Men (IEFH).
Brussels public transport operator Stib is being sued by one of its employees, who claims the company did not make necessary adjustments to his working hours for medical reasons.
Belgian football federations and the Pro League have each released a short video to raise awareness about racism and discrimination in Belgian football, reports Bruzz.
Four wheelchair users have decided to take legal action against transport company De Lijn, which operates trams and buses in Flanders.
Discrimination in the Belgian housing market has been on researchers' and policymakers' radar for some time now - but despite mounting studies showing that black people and people of Middle Easter
